fix: support for List[EIP712Type]

[flipdazed]

What I did

This fix allows the eip712 library to handle lists of EIP712Type instances correctly. Specifically, it supports nested structures where fields can be lists of custom types, enabling the generation of signable messages and hashes for more complex data structures.

How I did it

1. Modified the _types_ Property:

   • Updated the _types_ property in the EIP712Type class to recursively build type definitions for fields that are lists of custom types.
   • Handled the case where list elements are instances of EIP712Type, ensuring their types are correctly added to the type definitions.

2. Updated the _body_ Property:

   • Modified the _body_ property in the EIP712Message class to correctly serialize lists of EIP712Type instances.
   • Ensured that nested lists are correctly included in the message serialization.

3. Enhanced Data Preparation for Hashing:

   • Improved the _prepare_data_for_hashing function to handle lists of dictionaries, ensuring nested structures are correctly flattened for hashing.

How to verify it

1. Define Custom Types:

   • Create custom EIP712Message types, including a nested structure where one field is a list of another custom type.

   from eip712.messages import EIP712Message, EIP712Type
   from typing import List
   
   class NestedType(EIP712Message):
       field1: "string"  # type: ignore
       field2: "uint256"  # type: ignore
   
       def __post_init__(self):
           self._name_ = "NestedType"
           self._version_ = "1"
   
   class MainType(EIP712Message):
       name: "string"  # type: ignore
       age: "uint256"  # type: ignore
       nested: List[NestedType]
   
       def __post_init__(self):
           self._name_ = "MainType"
           self._version_ = "1"
   
   # Create instances of the nested type
   nested1 = NestedType(field1="nested1", field2=100)
   nested2 = NestedType(field1="nested2", field2=200)
   
   # Create an instance of the main type with a list of nested types
   main_instance = MainType(name="Alice", age=30, nested=[nested1, nested2])
   
   # Generate the signable message
   signable_message = main_instance.signable_message
   
   # Calculate the hash of the signable message
   message_hash = calculate_hash(signable_message)
   
   print("Signable Message:", signable_message)
   print("Message Hash:", message_hash.hex())

2. Run the Example:

   • Run the provided example code.
   • Verify that the signable message is generated correctly, and the message hash is computed without errors.

3. Check Outputs:

   • Ensure the printed signable message includes the nested types.
   • Confirm the message hash matches the expected format.

Checklist

• All changes are completed
• New test cases have been added
• Documentation has been updated

[antazoey]

Looks good! I can approve after List -> list

[antazoey]

We can use lower-case list now (no import needed).

[antazoey]

could this also be a list, like list[list[EIP712Type]]?